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BMW's next-generation 7 Series saloon has been spotted on the road again, revealing development progress on its lightweight architecture and updated technology ahead of its 2015 debut.
Chris Harris has released a comprehensive video review of the latest-generation BMW M3, focusing on the 3.0-litre twin-turbocharged six-cylinder saloon.
BMW’s finance boss Friedrich Eichiner expects new model launches to drive further sales growth in 2015, despite intensifying competition from Audi and Mercedes-Benz.
BMW will not produce an i8 Spyder or expand the 7 Series range beyond saloons, but has confirmed a new X7 flagship SUV is in development.
Alfa Romeo is developing a Giulia GTA sports saloon intended to rival the BMW M3, with a Maserati-derived twin-turbo V6 and aggressive styling.
Spy shots reveal BMW’s updated 1 Series hatchback, with changes to the front and rear styling and expected tweaks to technology and engines.
Consumer Reports placed the 2014 Buick Regal just behind the BMW 328i in its premium sport sedan rankings, highlighting the model’s performance and value.
BMW has revealed the M235i Track Edition, a Netherlands-exclusive model with M Performance upgrades, limited to only 12 examples and priced from €83,000.
BMW has announced a global recall of 1.6 million E46 3 Series models built between 1999 and 2006 to replace potentially dangerous Takata passenger airbag inflators.
A camouflaged seven-seat BMW 2 Series Active Tourer has been filmed undergoing development runs at the Nürburgring, hinting at BMW’s imminent entry into the compact MPV segment with expanded seating.
Mercedes-Benz and BMW are among manufacturers discussing aircraft-style data recorders for self-driving vehicles as regulators and insurers seek clarity on accident liability.
BMW's first front-wheel-drive MPV, the 2 Series Active Tourer, is expected to reach US showrooms in 2015, expanding the brand's range beyond its traditional rear-drive models.
BMW has upgraded its plug-in hybrid Concept X5 eDrive ahead of its appearance at the 2014 New York International Auto Show, highlighting advances in efficiency and electric performance.
BMW has issued a recall for 156,137 vehicles in the United States to inspect and, if necessary, replace bolts in the variable camshaft timing unit, affecting key six-cylinder models built between 2010 and 2012.
BMW Group subsidiary Designworks provided the styling for Kuala Lumpur’s new Metro Inspiro trains, with local production and Siemens engineering underpinning the Malaysian capital’s MRT expansion.
BMW is expanding production at its Spartanburg and Chinese joint-venture plants as it aims to surpass two million vehicle sales worldwide in 2014.
BMW’s finance boss Friedrich Eichiner has warned that escalating tensions in Crimea could jeopardise the company’s Russian business, which saw record growth in 2013.
BMW and SGL Carbon are preparing to expand joint carbon fibre production to 6,000 tonnes annually, backed by over €100 million investment, to meet rising demand for lightweight materials.
BMW is in advanced talks with Mexican officials about a potential $1.5 billion plant that could build 1 and 3 Series models for export as early as 2016.
BMW has unveiled the refreshed X1 at the Detroit Motor Show, introducing subtle exterior and interior updates for the 2015 model year while retaining the existing engine range.
The two manufacturers have confirmed a partnership to create a shared architecture for future sportscars, with each brand set to produce its own distinct model.
BMW’s new M3 and M4 arrive with the M Laptimer app included, offering owners in-car access to detailed driving data and performance analysis at no extra cost.
The 2014 BMW M3 sedan arrives with a 431hp twin-turbo straight-six, extensive weight-saving measures and a manual gearbox as standard.
BMW has named J. Chris Koenders and Petter Witt to senior positions in its US operations, as the company seeks to strengthen its position in the American luxury market.